Can you advise on my blurry/slight double vision after ptosis surgery a month ago? (Photos)

It would be inaccurate to give advice based only on photos. What you need is an extensive examination to be able to determine the cause of this drooping and the best solution for it. Schedule an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon for an in-person examination and a detailed...

It's probably too soon too judge. Ptosis surgery results can vary based on the other procedures done with it, how much bleeding there was at the time of surgery and many, many factors.A picture would help us guide you better.

You were born without levator function on one eye. Congenital ptosis repair can allow you to open your eyes better but will never be able to completely match the function of the normal eyelid on the other side.  It appears that your surgeon was able to get your lid level close to the level of ...

Hi there, The lid height and contour are perfect, it looks like you had good surgery.  What I notice is that your brow looks higher on the right than the left, and there is some loss of volume above the fold.  I do not think that you have a surgical issue.  I would consider...

Hi Heysiania,  With any procedure, there are some rare yet serious risks. Although infection is generally rare with eyelid surgery, there is always a small chance with any surgery. From the pictures you uploaded, there are signs suggestion of infection and you should contact your plastic ...

Its very common for one side to heal more quickly than the other.  It can be related to bruising and how one sleeps at night.  This should improve over the next few months.  If the asymmetry persists you may need a touch up but it won’t be a big deal. Best of luck!